Sardine

siirHen, n. A small fish, of the herring famor ily, abundant on the coasts of France and in the Mediterranean, delicacy. — often put up with olive oil as a Sardine, siirHin, -dius, -dY-us, n. A precious stone, prob. a cornelian, of which one was set in Aaron's breastplate.— Sard. n. A variety of cornelian, red to dish brown by reflected light, blood red by transmitted light. — Sar'donyx, -do-nix, n. A rare variety of onyx, consisting of sard and white chalcedony in alternate layers.